Educational institutions in North Carolina: profiles, services and practical information.
Finish Line Grants are emergency awards for North Carolina community-college students close to completing a degree or credential who face a sudden expense that threatens…
View profile →Education loan: up to $7,000 yearly at undergraduate levels and $14,000 graduate; forgiven only after qualifying service.
View profile →Foundation For The Carolinas administers more than 150 scholarship funds created by donors, companies, and organizations. The 2027–28 application window already has date…
View profile →Foundation For The Carolinas operates a portal bringing together scholarship funds for students in the Charlotte region and associated communities. The 2027–28 applicati…
View profile →Golden LEAF’s Community College Scholarship serves North Carolina residents from eligible rural counties attending a community college. It has two pathways: curriculum p…
View profile →The NetApp Scholarship is a small, highly targeted opportunity: the program lists up to two one-time $5,000 awards for sophomores or juniors at North Carolina A&T State…
View profile →The North Carolina Community College Grant helps residents with tuition at eligible community colleges. CFNC lists up to $2,200 for 12 credits, but the amount depends on…
View profile →The North Carolina Community Foundation administers donor-created scholarships for students from different communities, schools, and academic paths. Its universal applic…
View profile →This scholarship serves North Carolina residents enrolled at eligible private institutions in the state. It is distinct from community-college aid, and not every private…
View profile →The authority determines whether the program, occupation, institution, and job meet the cycle’s shortage lists.
View profile →This state grant serves North Carolina residents pursuing an undergraduate degree at a participating private college in the state. It is not tied to one university and i…
View profile →Next NC combines federal and state aid to make college costs easier to understand for students with financial need. It applies at North Carolina’s public community colle…
View profile →Next NC combines federal Pell with North Carolina state aid to make tuition and fees more predictable for residents. For 2026–27, the UNC System lists at least $5,000 a…
View profile →The gap between college costs and aid already received can leave a Cumberland County family looking for one last source to close the bill. Robert H. Short Scholars is a…
View profile →For certain students with SAI ≤$7,500 and AGI ≤$80,000, combined aid has 2026–27 minimums of $3,000 at community colleges and $5,000 in the UNC System.
View profile →The authority and college review FAFSA, residency, income, SAI, program, credits, and available funds.
View profile →NC Promise reduces in-state tuition to $500 per semester at four North Carolina public universities: Elizabeth City State University, Fayetteville State University, UNC…
View profile →Next NC is more than a tuition discount: it combines state aid and the federal Pell Grant in a package for North Carolina students at 58 community colleges and 16 public…
View profile →College Foundation of North Carolina (CFNC) is the state’s college-planning portal, bringing together resources to explore careers, search schools, prepare the FAFSA, co…
View profile →Next NC is North Carolina state aid that combines state funding with the Federal Pell Grant to lower the cost of attending the state’s 58 community colleges and 16 UNC S…
View profile →Dental assistant school in Jacksonville, North Carolina, offering a 12-week program taught in real dental offices with flexible payment options.
View profile →Dental assistant school in Raleigh offering a 12-week hands-on program in real dental offices, with professional instructors and job placement support.
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